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Last night Tracy Morgan went on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon and started acting like Tracy Jordan, and all my sad feelings about 30 Rock ending came rushing back to me. It it too late for a reunion episode? Or a movie? More
Has Liz Lemon invented a word for simultaneously laughing and crying? If such a word existed, its synonym would be “30 Rock series finale.” I know I’m not the only viewer who sat through the second half of last night’s 30 Rock laughing hysterically through tears. More
Sure, last night’s 30 Rock was only the third episode of the season, but after two weeks of sporadic giggles, I was laughing the entire way through the latest installment. I realized during the opening credits why it was happening. Tina Fey wrote it, of course. More
30 Rock returned for its seventh and final season premiere last night, and it might have been the most self-referential episode in the show’s history. That says a lot. That’s like if I said Glee had just aired its preachiest episode yet. It was quite a difficult feat. More
Tonight is 30 Rock‘s seventh and final season premiere, and I’m okay with it ending. It’s a bittersweet time, because, as much as I’ll miss the TGS crew, I know that it’s better to end on a high note than to fade out after too many seasons, having lost fans and barely holding onto the viewers who feel obligated to watch. More
Well, I just accidentally took the train to Disappointment City. (It’s located right in between the Dakotas.) After hearing Jimmy Kimmel hype up his big Emmys prank for a week, I certainly expected something more than Tracy Morgan “passing out” on the stage. More
Today heartthrob Zach Galifianakis teamed up with Chloe Moretz, Tracy Morgan, Marisa Tomei, Sarah Silverman and Isiah Mustafa to create a celebrity PSA about the year 2015. Sure it’s only 3 years away, but a whole lot changes. Actually, pretty much everything changes. More
Seriously Jon Hamm’s the only working actor right now who can pull off racism and sexism within the span of 30 minutes and still be incredibly sexy. More
This morning at the Sundance Film Festival, held in Park City, Utah Tracy Morgan collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. More
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In addition to his various other talents, the future mayor of New York is an adept mimic. More
Remember when Tracy Morgan came under fire for making homophobic remarks in his stand-up act? And remember how it was resolved because Tracy admitted he was wrong and apologized? Well, rapper T.I. has decided to drag the whole thing back up by announcing how funny he found Tracy’s joke. He said in an interview: More
Tracy Morgan is still dealing with fallout from the homophobic tirade he unleashed at a stand-up show last week. He offered yet another apology today — and it’s one that, frankly, seems genuine and fully remorseful:
“The truth is if I had a gay son, I would love him just as much as if he was straight. I might have to try to love even more because I know of the difficulty that he would have in society. Of all the sicknesses, there is probably none more abusive than homophobia. More
Tracy Morgan update: the comedian has apologized for the hateful homophobic remarks he unleashed last weekend. Tracy’s statement reads:
“I want to apologize to my fans and the gay & lesbian community for my choice of words at my recent stand-up act in Nashville. I’m not a hateful person and don’t condone any kind of violence against others.
The controversy currently surrounding Tracy Morgan sounds like a 30 Rock plot line from Hell: while onstage performing stand-up in Nashville, Tracy unleashed a torrent of material condemning homosexuality. According to audience member reports, Tracy called gay people “mistakes,” accused lesbianism of being fake, spoke out against Lady Gaga‘s “Born This Way,” and even threatened to kill his own son if he ever came out. The response from the crowd was mixed: some people cheered him on, while others walked out of the 2,300-seat theater. Tracy’s now under fire for the remarks, and has yet to release any kind of a statement. More
